bassmaster8100

in deep water id go with, jigs, carolina rig and crankbaits(norman dd22 is my fav)

robo worm

Strike King

As far as a crankbait with a wide wobble goes its hard to beat the Storm Wiggle Wart, just ordered a bunch of em.

Thats what Im talking about, cant go wrong with a lucky craft.

#1 for me has got to be the spinnerbait, color and size and the way I fish will vary depending on the season. Of course that would be followed by the tube and worm.

i usually average 1.5 to 2 lbs

So in what situations would you choose each one?

Its not something that absolutely has to be done but I like a trailer with mine.

MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY

YA BUT IM CRAZY ILL THROW A BAIT ANYWHERE I THINK A FISH MIGHT BE NO MATTER WHAT IT COST......LOL

the stop and go tecnique works for me, i like to reel it slowly then stop and let it sit and so on , usually when its stopped thats when i get the bite

wiggle wart and dd22

thats a pretty cool video, lets actually see the action of the bait that you are getting

Ive just really got into swimbait fishing, Ive got some of both the hard and soft swimbaits. Just wondering which you guys find most productive or have had the best luck with? Or maybe there is a time where you would choose one over the other?

watermelon w/ red flakes, red shad, pumkin chartruese and black are my personal favorites

?????????? Is there another thread on "Storm" swimbaits somewhere? I didnt find one?

As already mentioned be sure to check those hooks, also try and keep the fish from jumping by keeping the rod tip down, I try and keep my rod tip down close to the surface of the water to prevent fish from jumping.

LCP 100s here too

So does anyone know for a fact if it actually harms the fish or not, I mean would you use it if you were practicing catch and release. Thats an interesting fact as far as it being an attractant but Id hate to catch some bass using it as an attractant and release them only for them to die.

I just purchased some 3" Storm swimbaits, anybody had any luck with these and what tecnique works best for you with them?????

much respect goes out to all who can read the water without electronic because i personally heavily rely on my electronics to read the water and put me on some fish

http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/fishing/freshwater/article/0,13199,1069239,00.html

When I want a trailer on my spinnerbait because I always use a trailer hook, I just thread the trailer on first then put the trailer hook on as I normally would.

As far as the equipment goes I prefer a baitcaster and a 7 1/2 ft heavy action rod for pitching